(A) The application for a certificate of appropriateness shall be reviewed at the next meeting of the Landmark Commission following its receipt by the secretary of the Landmark Commission.
(B) If the Landmark Commission finds that the activity proposed by the applicant will do the following, then the Landmark Commission shall issue a certificate of appropriateness:
(1) Will not adversely affect the significant historical or architectural character cited in the application for landmark designation as called for in § 151.036; and
(2) (a) Is appropriate and consistent with the design criteria established for the landmark; or
(b) Will remedy conditions imminently dangerous to life, health or property as determined in writing by the Building Inspector.
(1990 Code, § 12-133) (Ord. 79-671, passed 5-4-1979)